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p.j,t olice Notice.

(shoud be reti DAILY w al .atsss's,L ~ ct'1I'' my
letters ior ofs a coln,rs, ne,i pot u, 'pe,.y At
dressed Dispatch psrtcilr sstn,s to'pi T1si
documents letters Mt specially ailessol Bang seat Vi A
Foreign mails Tor tho ending April VIII aion
promptly IN all cases At tAi' , as as i1'o"'
sUNDAY-At3 p m for costa kca' per e'n'Aa FoKA'II
MoNDAY-As p Tor Vera Cruz and Pg9srsso per per
s s'SrR' lain l- per- dreams,
al 3 D. IN. tor B-iilr. Puerto C)rtez and Guatemala
Der steamship Nand.rsr, from NeSOroai'.
TUEsDAY-At II n for Europa. ger ste,a'h,p Aasxa;
VIA Quee1st5wn At p M 'J proieor More from
New.Orio.nA
wEpNEsDAY-At II N. for yenezu ella and caracon
Der ste nshil PIMA elphit At II IA Tor rurols pef
s,eansli, Aier. va - 'th.mptoa and brene letters
Ieland ststnsnip oer%A3e VA 9lseas'o 80 s.
must DO directed per Germanic'D
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at Cox Ss anu ia o ns W. It cfoS aud os tho
wlndwId Islands recl per s,e'nslip B.rracoqta at
aT per st stsansaS Iican VIA Pymoath Cher.
gRGpA2~Atl pm for carupana and cud.a Boliver. per
steamship Fl eaSS al aad Del Torc per steamship
hondo at p IN .or ., n & or SsStoan, Iaa
per steamer IRON naiAr.
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per nsaip Auraa a. va Que enstown u9.tsr, ,oe
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Tor France switzerland. Italy spain AID Portugal per
steamship La Iscogns. VIA havre al A. IN for tue
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dam etters must he directed per EdAm - AL a IN
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A. IN Tor ScotlInt dlroct per steamship BOLIVIA VIA
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A m. Tor Jamaica. per steamship Edith Ooilen A.
% IN Trinidad per steamship Jesno1d al p ~ ior
Norway direct per steamship Ihngvaia Vettets must
be- directed per ihnSyaia }.
Mails for China Japan per steamship CITY OF PeknS
iron san Francisco close hero Apr . at p ~ MANS
fnr society sa,is. por sap Cy OF fapelu tFon
San Franc here ApTil '%S at p IN Mails ZOE
Saudw.c! Islands, steamship Austr1Ea NfOn
IAN Francisco c.ose here April ~ at p M Mails
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Dor usalp NaupOsa ltTom san tIancis co
close here Aprii ~ (Or on ARRIVAL Al New i"rk
of ,,msnu t,srnAn.c with British AIS Tor Australia.
Mails for Cuba - raj To Tampa. fldr ana theh'e W
steamer hey West, rla close At TINS oAcei daily u
a IA.
rhe schedule closing Of Trans Pacific mails Is arranged
m 90. r-sumptou vi their upted overland tfausls
10 san Francisco Mails from tIe East arriving On fldE
san Francisco the sailing are despatched
'no"0 NV HENRY G. PEARSON Postmaster.
Post ONCE New-YorA, y. ~ April /. 1854
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OBITUARY..
LIE GRAND LOCKWOOD.

LIE UItN-ND I1VNN " W.T.
The death Of lie Grand Lockwood. OF the STOCK
brokerage firm of Lockwood x Co., NO. ~ Broad
way, announced yesterday lie had been SICK Tor
nearly month with pneumonia and suffered several
surgical operations in the hope that his lie might be
saved IIe was not able TO throw of the disease and
died yesterday morning at his home No. II West
ty-sixth-st. He was in his torty.iourth year and
founded the Stock Exchange firm. The house COR
a long time a prominent one, but in late years its
principal business has been the clearing OF stocks
Mr.. lockwood was fond Of athletic sports and was
Riding and the American Jockey Clubs lie also
was treasurer of the Free TRACE Club. lie attended
the West Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr. faX-
ton's). of which he was q member He leaves vile
on three daughters Funeral services Will be heia at
the house at $50 tomorrow. The burial VIII DC
IN :. LIZ l,,nn
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plpyuM AND FOREPA UGH HfPPODRONE.

Tomorrow the Barnum ana foiepaush SHOWS WIZ
,oo, tho performances Of the Roman nippolromc In
tho Madison Square Garden which are TO be given
I'm addition to the regular acts Of the circus Tho
three rngs and elevated stage will remain, and tho
bippoirome racing track be added permitting all
tho features OF tho combined shows TO Io seen t a.
circus PORTION OF the programme, ana there wiz 1e
at least fifteen exciting races In tho hppod horSe.
abreast male and female Jockey races. ANNA, rso
OF all kinds obstacle raoes. foot races: nre ana
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JOHN DODINE.

John iodine died yesterday morning Of paralysis OF the
heart at his home, No. 100 West Twenty secondst He
seventy nine years Old and leaves and several
daughters Mr.. Bodine made fortune I'm the Wholesale
grocery business in Chambersst from which be retired
twenty He OF the founders OF the lhr-
teenth street Presbyterian Church and Of It's strongest
financial supporters. lie was director OF the Ola
Dominion Steamship Company, the Broadway Bank
the broadway Insurance Company, the Merchants ana
Traders Insurance Company, and OF several other cor
porations The funeral will take place on Tuesday In the
Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church, ard on the fol-
lowing day the body vii be buried IN Greenwood Gene
terry.
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4 TFSTIUOyJlL TO MAZE EDWARDS.

Maze Edwards is to be the recipient of a compli-
incntary testimonial at Wallack's Theatre Tonight
Among those who have volunteered their services are
uisse. MIRA Goodwin Ida Mills, Louise Pauilin, Lii
Ian Conway Adah Richmond. jennie feaniaiis, amy
Lee, Enma Carson and iIonrietta haurlcr' tho scn
och sisters Nine. julie Dc Ky thcr Mrs. AIice SHAW
100 Whistler r. Dc Bolcve, Harry Ed" ards, D.
H. Har.lns Robert Hlard Robert Frazer ~, w. II
Marker Charles wcrnig. Anthony ReiH G.. a. Cappa'
chevallor de eaas, Ruben Brooks, Sig lbert,i, SlS
RIcca Balazs Ealman's hungarian Band and DOCK
etadcr's Minstrel Quartet
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6pccial Notices.
The Old staten Island

The Old Staten Island
DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
have special aruscaiy the most eao
dresses and nantes OF oil textures also TAILOR naae
dresses aud gentemons garments beautifully dyed cleaned
md pressed ripping Our NewYork offices are ~ Dnane
st. $40 $40 9th 2S6 9Th ave and .ISSaaye
T. N. steyvcrt, steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
32B Tthave send for circular
Carriage FREQ In New York and Brooklyn.
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MUSIC-1HE ORA Ma.
BROOKLYN SYMPHONIC.

TIM sixth ard last concert for the season OF mo
nrook,yp Philharmonic Society took place last nlght
In the Academy Of Music before ndncro"" a"h'hoe'
The concert was most pleasing and Its character suS
famed the urcess the society has scored curing Tue
season Tho programme pre- cnted was a "rcqu 80
procrauInc" and ITS numbers reflected credit on itS
chooscrs though naturally IT represented to some
extent popular taste rather than scholastic dscrima-
tion II included Boetlovcn's "Iastoral ~ mphony
the introduction a I'd Grale 10 ""Tglstln and Isolde,
LISTS Hungarian Rhapsody" No. ., Fuchs ser
enale for the String Orchestra" and the ball scene
from Berlol's "1OmeO and juliet" 49,,
Barring a lack Of brhancy IN the strings, which
was doubtless due to the effects OF The weather, INC
orchestra was fine form and responded corGaiN 10
the cxactiOls demanded by the work. Inc Niolhis
could not play The comparatively few Drillaut nHs-
ures OF the pastoral" with the force and visor
needed, for reasons already given. but WHAT uey
lacked In q at respect they made mp IN teelIhs anu
earnostncss. In point of spirit and dash the Inap
sody was best played, and IT was Ie donanhc Wltn 20
much persstcncy that Mr.. Thomas yicled ana eran.e
AN encore. Yet the best symmetrical results were
attained in the "Tr-tan and Isolde num~'r' wni IVA
was PLAYED with an intensity that was almost an IN
boon given with moro Of TINT nipcirOsiW wairh the
sweeping passion OF the vorf certainly called TOT
seemed he the quality too often S2D~tl
tutrd where g'Hnnc force was ner'cd Inc fu'n
number was pavcl with splond spirit ana eTceHrnt
tonal cO'Or and the BAH scene music was dcccpCAhN
given.
The society has made during It's season most
Crelitahc show ng In respect IF works br0r"ht out,
which inclrdc many compositions OF magnitude.
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TUg pyy EPSILON cLrB RECEPTION.

The Psi Epsilon Club. OF New-iork held club
night an reception in the cub house, No. ~ West
Forty. Ell ghth-st last night There was large AT
tendance. Rotert l.. Beknap entertained those
present with AN interesting lecture cnliyened by
s,erenr,i IAN yi.ws which were taken by himself IL
varIous parts of the world. Alter the lecture am
ner was served among those present we're Frederick
Bal err president al the club +. ; Bangs. Dr I. r..
Beebe Herbert t. Bird sman, John Crosby brown
DR.. +. II. Dillingham;. Professor D. J. Goodwin r. l..
Hail. DR.. L. ". Hubbard, w. VI. Kingsley, Dr. +. j.
John H. Reee cx Judge II. &. Van Worst, W. Ii.
Wetmore and Peter Il. Nyckoh.
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lcaping Osgooi, 's7 fled Stephenson, 90 at 9 feet
ord he'd by himself OF . feet ! inches. by making
vault Of 10 feet 5-8 Inch The Mott Haven Cup
then brought ont for is annual exhibition to the
great delight OF the audience. Dudley, % TOOK tho
tumbling usual. Curry, 20. won the rope climb
ing with n rccorl OF 20 - seconds for siXty-fvc
feet. 'Flghty-~cvcn won The iargest mber OF rss
prizes for the three mcc,ings Dudley, 81, won the
prize for the gnatcst athletic excellence. Eighty
eight Won tho tug Of war with ease Ovor 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
OBITUARY NOTES.

ROCHESTER, April 2.-Thomas rockingham died yes
teriay at the Buffalo Insane Asylum seventy years
He many years pron nent lawyer and oil opera
tor I'm this city lie gra nephew OF Washington
Irving.
srAUNToN, Va, April 2-FraIk NJ. Young. one OF the
oldest and prominent merchants Of the valley died
here 10 day oil cUnsumptiOn.
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the morning representing rainfall OF l0 inch' mo
temperature ranged between 32' and 3S' the average
(35i9') being 2i2o higher than on friday; IT., =,
In and near this city To-Day there WIZ pooaDi' "
fair and warmer weather
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TRIAL or THE CHIcAGO BoODLERS

CHICAGO. April tspeciai The latest news about the
boodlcs is that II has been virtually decided to begin
The trials Wednesday, April 49, Both branches OF the
Criminal court will be kept running Judges Anthony
and Shepard VIII preside in the t~o chambers.
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CLOSE OF THE BERSHA RDT SEASON.

The Bcrnsardt season closed last nght WIN mousse
oacked from noor to ceiling There was not an empty
80. A., , hou.e and the audience was extremely enthus-
lasc The was made thai thc gross re-
septs for the three weeks amounted 10 @bol@u' WHICH
fufy realized the e. expectations OF the managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

humorous kind Tho introduction Oh the npponon
races makes the shows complete and for the remain
der Of their short stay here these will DO seen In ai
thcfr
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TIE THEE REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATlON5-FOR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON April For Massachusetts and Con
uecteut warmer fair weather, winds shifting TO
westerly.
For Eastern New-York warmer fair weather winds
shifting TO westerly.
For Western NewYork, warmer fair weather, variable
generally southerly
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TWO MINOR CONCERTS.

4 large AMI appreciave audience attended an enjoy
able concert given ny Nine Heurerts Lawton last
evening in Chickering Hall Nine. hcebe- !awton sang
in her usual charming manner RuOinsteins
"Since FIRST I Met Thee Jenscns MIR
mur,ng Zcrhyrs" The Violet" aud The
shepbcrdcs."by Helen T. Hood and took part In duo.
trio and quortc:e with her husband. Mr. W. f. Lawto
Nine Sarah Baron An erson DR. Carl E. Martin and Mr.
Francis Fischer Powers Nine. Anderson sang " sum
mer Night" h. Loring Thomas and NJ. Michael Banner
acceptably played saint-Sa4ns's Introduction et
Rhondo Ctpricci0sO" riOu inc Ni"'"'
Mr. Adoph HatdegFn's PLAYING upon
the vlooncello WAS VOL received HIS
numbers Evening Prayer" by Wlcri AMI an AHcgrcto
by Fred Kicl Mr. Powers sang "lh" Last Nach ny
uenrion ami Nh Iawtou PclsutcS Last watch.
A compliment ry concert tcalrred TO Miss Maria
s Brainerd last evening in Stock Hail. No IL East
Fourteenth ST. Owing to severe CcI Miss Bri'lneri
was unable ~ 1ke part in The prn,ra nme. Those VINO
did apDear vere Miss Ella Earle and Mrs. W. r.
Crane soDram"; Mrs. Anna Bnkiey Hils ana
and Miss I.lihcth A. Peuncll contralto; Mr. W'Ilah
Dennison. tenor Mr. William il. Brrkcu baritone; Mr.
Charles r. la ,ey bass; Mr.. Michael Rannar vi"IinSt
Caryl Foiio arco:npanist. and the Nrw-Nork Male pl
tei The different numbers were thoroughly enjoyed ny
those present.
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LANDLORDS Perfume. Edcnia.
BIRTHS.
Ma RRiED.

VFRY-At Warehouse Pont Conn Aprl ., 1857 10 the
Lieutenant CON Ilaader samuel ". Very. L. -.
NAVY.
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thousands al hs coUNtTymVn -ufrr Tor want OF zen
tons a.ers relieve their achs pans Ghost troub -
rieumai-n. scAttcL kidney af'rtons &c. &c ny. n
cpe' dealers palm On WORT Substitutes on caites
buy erA BensOn's Plas and take no others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

Ills l.e economy cheap a.uis which are ne iher
durable ornamental H. ". Johus Asbestos Liquid
PANTS . The standard
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BARRY's TRTCOPHEROCi

Rcadleston & WocrEs Celebrated Imperial Lager Beer
bottled az The brewery. POI West lOthst, New York
orders solicited and promptly attended TO. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

MAcIEAN-OIIIFFE- At the Church OF the Purit M
N-wYoIk cav. Apu lSs7. by the Rev. Dr. Clark
Charlie. f. Ma Lean aud Marie l.. O!hGe.
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Electric SERVICE

Electric service"
be attached 10 kint NJ heating appritusv'ee
male Rooms kept at Temperature tesirei o oOy say
ing fuel discomfort ibeah. the cracking OF WOODWORK
furniture pictures &C. the Thermometer IN tae rn slto
matcaly governing tho temperature lnvilH blown Rest
dances Churches Hospitals, schools tOlserNltfie> 10
Illustrated xplaI Cst,O All opie, D. te-tmplls
sent 70 any address on pIcaton Nauon' E'ecsc o''F''
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KILLED BY 4 PENNSfLVANIA TRAIN
man was killed last nightly Pennsyl'ahia kaiiroad
train on the Iackensack Meadows near Jersey Clty'
Papers bearing the name or Roland J.. pio"uy vi nv
lanln. Ga. Merc FOUND upon the body
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Oldest best; cures badness; restores weak and II
hair making IL thick soft and glossy =
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Al notices Of mHrilJej mist % ili)fSsi c.!i fII'
name and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsERvATTON4

In the diagram line shows tho nus
tuations yesterday observed at the tpiiea spa
Service station The dases Indicate sho so"pos
tune noted ut HudnuCs pharmacy. 9ls broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 81 A. H.-The chahses III 'no
barometer yesterday wero considerable. Snow fell In
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Removal.
OCEAN STFAM SHiP COMPANY
OF SAVANNAH.

After APRIL2 till new Per 81. Y. r.. Is robGia
steamers will sail from
TER 81. NORTH RIVER. FOOT OF PARK PLACE
OFFICE on THAT PIER.
N VOICE Ae,nt
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Artists Materials.
French Gold Paint etc. j. MdI ching Co, - Park place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

vNCsxNEs. March %. The body ol
Johnny Nus ply. who hAs heen missing
since the night ~ The 7th inst. wac 70.
covered III the Wabash under the mors
peculiar circumstances lhis morning.
The tind vac made by Joseph ("Unclr
Joe") RoScmau. the widely known mail.
ing clerk of he vincennes po>tonlce aud
was . great relief % The distracted par
Irnis Of the boy aud me community nj
~ -. Who had no positive proof that
tommy had been drowned. and were M.
moSt led 10 believe that he was sin alive.
irvm the reports Tint he WAS seen = e.
lda,s = Ia Kansas City. Uncle Joe
'Roseman, however. lelieye that the boz
WAS ip tho river, aud he msle daily trips
20 the spot where j"hnny WINS supposed
40 have been drow ned. Saturday night
in . dream he saw the river flowing ~
his feet and a short distance from the
shore . ripple revealed the location Of
the lost boy. The memory ofthat dream
was constantly on his mind IL haunted
him while he was 1T work IN the office.
The following morning he explained thr
cause Of his agitation 10 Postmaster
kackiey. who told him to knock on
work sud 20 10 the river aud satisfy
himself. and he did 20. having been i'm.
PEELED 10 the waters edge BY some in
visible power. There he SAW the pie
|ture Of the dream revealed with startling
reality. The ripple ITSELF said he 90
your reporter, stood boldly out in the
foreground. waited not = moment,
but called . boatman, and, taking my
seat IN the stern Of The boat. directed
him 70 row 10 the spot indicated BY the
agilated water. There, with my face
averted, = reached down and seized
something siih my right hand. and at
the same instant ordered the boAtman to
pull for the shore. found that had
grasped the foot Of Johnny Murphy. i
was too much FRUSTRATED 70 render fur
Their assistance. can not descgibe my
feelings. but | felt a great relief in the
realization OF my dream"
The discovery Of the body, under the
circumstances. as related. has elected
general comment. The less supersti-
tious are inclined 4 scoff a. the premoni-
lion : yet they can not forget The fact that
this Il the nth body mysteriously miss
ing tina. Uncle Joe Roseman has located.
II was be who discovered the decom-
posed remains OF Ed. Barlein. the Gin
cinnati barber, tor whose murder in 1879
Henry berner is now serving q life sen
tence in the Jacksonville penitentiary.
Mr.. Roseman says IN that instance he
was impclled by influence similar TO
those which led 10 the discovery Of
Johnny Murphy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

The Davies t"nn'y Democrat pun
fishes three eolnn'~ ~ 49, eusrrts'"'"s
report o. me celebration o. - fA'r'ck'r
day IN Washington rr"m ~ s''conn'
the ceisbfa''"" was = very p~'en<"ra"'r
one. nnd Carried "srm hearts -
lriehmen back ~ The early . y iof
the green SOD. iss patron saint. w
Democrat publishes = synopsis = ~!
a. ~. sweeneys address. wh'rh y =
needless tor Us 70 say VS. sonf-s'irf'nx
. eloquent ~ ~ ~ regard ~ MN
sThe speaker ofshe occasion was Hon.
Andrew NJ. Sweeney, ~ Jasper, present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

Weather beautiful, roads fine, mud
disappeared health IL improving fast,
except the railroad fever; II IA still rag
ing. No work has been done on the
road here except The survey and a lot oI
wiudwork. IN this would build = rail.
road. our road would have been com
pieted long ago.
sheriff Schneider has again visited ous
township. He put one OF our fellow.
citizens under bond Last week Tor his 90.
pearance at court. Sir. Sheriff, II YOU
have business with any more Of our PEG
pie. we would be glad IL Won would
come and get them all and be done with
II. To take them one ~ a time will last
TOO long aud be . considerable annoy.
ance 10 those that are Ia w-ahiding, II We
have any such IA The township. wonder
when Colnm bia will be able 10 regain
the good name she once had aud 20 Justly
deserves.
The April term Of court IL near Al hand,
but We the people Of Columbia have one
consolation there u ~ grand jury thi-
court. Quite = happy thought. W.
that have escaped being indicted have
the assurance Of escaping punishment
until September. Quite q lessc OF life.
Boys, let US labor hard, grow q good
crop, and thus enjoy agramd feast.
Born 70 Nick Howe and wife, q bic
girl. Nick says he would much rather
y was : boy, but says : girl beats none
all TO smash.
Old Uncle Billy McCarrell IL very low
yet he is prepared tor the worst that can
come. lie was converted last week IN
his eightieth year. He was baptized and
taken In 70 the NJ. +. church, BY Rev
Vancleave hence. n he should be called
away fron. his family, they viii not sor.
ROW as those who have no hope.
The funeral or Catharinc, wife or Mel
Moore, will be preached BY Rev. Van.
~clcsve. paster OF the NJ. Il. church, on the
29ih day Of May, at l0l o'clock, at the
new church In our town. All are cordi.
ally invited 20 attend the last tribute Of
respect 20 this worthy sister.
Work for our Detective. The Archer,
are rot all dead. One night last week
some contemp tible villain found Nj. b
r. Writings two-horso breaking
plough In the field. where he had been
breaking for oats. The mold.board was
broken IN two pieces. A mora coward.
~, fiendish act was meyer committed by
the Archer gang. Certainly such Z per-
son deserves 70 be tortured 70 death.
ZRrx Coox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

<eE Aioany Ledger.
A genuine sensation was created Al
TaswclI, a statinn on the Airline rail-
road in era " ford county. on SUNDAY
morning. nv the discovery that station
agent g. b Crecelius, who has an excel
lent wife and three children. had eloped
during Saturday might with a single
woIhan. Miss Lasweli, a daughter ~ one
of the wealthiest and most prominent
citizens Of that part Of Crawford county,
The excitement was Intensified. how.
ever, when il uas learned that the girl
had carried off with her fourteen hun
dred dollars OF her fathers money. and
that Crecelius had borrowed q good deal
Of money from several residents OF the
town. and also carried oil the funds III
his possession belonging 10 the railroad
company. IL il supposed That in ali
crecclins had nearly 9 thousand dollars,
which added 10 the S1.4O0 stolen from
her father by the girl, gave them q travel
ing stake OF nearlv 81 500.
CreceIius. on Saturday. asked permits
sion OF the Airline authorities to lay oil
= day TO visit q sick relative. and this
permission was given. Ii was intended,
~ course. TO cover his real purpose 10
eiope with Miss Laswell. They took
the late night train and started west.
sunday the girls father, after iele-
graphing west for the arrest OF the fugi-
lives. went TO Evansville, hoping 10 find
them In that city. He was disappointed
however. They remained on the Air
Line tiI! the train arrived at B~eIleville,
Ill. where they left IL. Trainmeu last
NIGHT informe 1 the oficara AZ Rallogilla
OF the eiopement and they immediately
set 10 work 70 find the guilty pair. This
morning they we're found and placed
under arrest. The sheriff at Bellevillt
photographed the arrestto Superintendent
Miner, who ordered CreceIins' return
and lie will be brought to this city to-
night. The girI's father has ordered bel
return to him AZ Tasweli.